House of Burning Frost

The Kingdom of Crows, Book 5

De: Olivia Wildenstein

Narrado por: Olivia King

FAKE AN ENGAGEMENT TO THE ICE KING TO TRAP AN ENEMY. END THE SHAM BETROTHAL ONCE THE FOE IS CAUGHT. WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?

If I were mortal, the epitaph on my tombstone would read: ‘Here lies Isla Ríhbiadh, cherished daughter of Fallon and Lorcan, crown princess of Luce, and blunderer like no other.’ Luckily, I’m an immortal shifter sorceress, so my countless slipups haven’t resulted in my untimely demise. Yet.

When my latest blunder lands me in the steam chamber of a very naked and very irritable Faerie king, I worry the pointy-eared Glacin will dispose of my body under six feet of solid ice. Instead, he suggests we get married.

Our betrothal is purely strategic, meant only to trap King Konstantin’s shifter-hating enemies. He’s uninterested in finding love, and I’m uninterested in falling for a man who isn’t my mate. What starts as a friendly ruse soon turns into a perilous game.

One that blurs the line between scheming and desire. Between childhood fantasies and adult realities. Between the Ice King and me.

House of Burning Frost is a tale of peril, passion, and the power of love to transcend the confines of fate.

*This spicy standalone romantasy can be listened without listening to books 1-4, but, for more enjoyment, it's suggested to listen to the prior books.

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Fabulous world creation

The Kingdom of Crows series is brilliant. The characters are vivid and the storylines quirky.

So very love the series

Thank you awesome series so worth the time in listening to it, enjoying it and couldn’t put it down😍

Thrilling and humurous

I've listened to these books over and over, Frost was just as enticing, the author and narrator have not failed to keep me hooked.

A good follow up book, but not my favorite.

While this book is another fun loving addition, I found the plethora of characters too confusing at times, the names, relations, etc nit easy to follow. the story also felt a bit boring n redundant. the male narrators voice was too angry n aggressive for my liking. female narrator amazing as always!!

Like Mother, like Daughter

Yet again Olivia Wildenstein did not disappoint. Great plot, funny banter, challenges the main characters had to overcome... Loved that Isla Ríhbiadh was a lot like her mother making this book very entertaining. Also a great depiction of dyslexia and how family and friends helped to cope with it and provide support.
Fantastic book. One of my favorite series ever!!

Love this series so much

As always, another great book getting this author! I didn’t want this one to end! I definitely need more of this storyline.

Great ending.

I loved the story. It was a great ending to this set of books. I am so glad that they all had a happy ending.

It was OK

It was OK, overall it was a solid listen, but it was literally the same as every other book for it so it wasn’t really anything new or interesting

It’s…fine.

Honestly having a hard time with this one. I have loved the other books in this series, but between the confusing amount of characters and painfully repetitive storyline I’m just no enjoying this one. The fact that I’m so confused about who everyone is and how they relate to each other is off putting considering I just did a reread so I could jump into this book fresh. Also, the accents. They are quite a… choice. Never really found a bad Russian accent sexy, and I can safely say I still don’t.